I decided to acquire the Nike iD x KDDi INFOBAR 2 green, a hybrid model of three of my favorite sneakers in the Nike Air Trainer 1, the Nike Dunk and the Nike Free Trainer.With a greater emphasis placed on cross-training since Nike Sb has gone back to re-identify with its past with the Nike Trainer 1, I decided to go for a shoe that I was fond of 2008, before the hype reached the new prototype of the old Bo Jackson shoe.

All of those nike shoes had their pros and cons, but I needed something that was flexible, supportive, lightweight, durable and without-doubt comfortable.In past years, I had endured my heavy weight-training sessions and frequent cardio (and sometimes intermural basketball games) in shoes like the Nike Air Max 2010, the Nike Air Jordan XVII (which will be reviewed in the future), as well as in the original Nike Dunk Low itself.